Group 1 - Li Ka-shing's recent actions, including significant property sales at steep discounts, have raised concerns about his intentions and the state of the real estate market in mainland China [2][4][6] - The sale of 400 discounted properties in cities like Dongguan and Guangzhou, with discounts reaching up to 70%, indicates a drastic shift in strategy aimed at cash flow rather than profit [2][6] - The sale of his long-time residence in Hong Kong for 5 billion HKD (approximately 4.57 billion RMB) has sparked speculation about his potential departure from the region [8][14] Group 2 - Li Ka-shing's recent sale of global port assets, including those in the Panama Canal, has drawn criticism, particularly in the context of rising tensions between the US and China [9][13] - The perception of Li's actions as aligning with foreign interests has led to a loss of influence in Hong Kong, exemplified by his son being removed from a key advisory role [11] - Historical context shows that Li Ka-shing has capitalized on market opportunities in both Hong Kong and mainland China, but current actions suggest a possible retreat from these markets [12][14]